First day of the New Year and I wake up to a house dark, still, quiet breathing of family members.
And there are stars dancing on the stove top.
First post on my NEW BLOG! Come on over! I’ll be deleting this one in the near future.
When you see your work on the wall. :)
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Thrifting a poetry book from 1930? With polka dots? Yes please! [$2]
:) :)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lpba0kmyV01qkm4dgo1_r1_500.jpg)
Thrifting a poetry book from 1930? With polka dots? Yes please! [$2]
:) :)
Using this tutorial by Frugal Granola, I made this bag from a too-small T-shirt that I couldn’t bear to part with. I did deviate from the instructions a little bit, and I think I’ll stick to them more closely for the next bag (a too-big T-shirt that I never wear).
Hmm, it appears that people liked my T-shirt bag. *grin*
What could be more fun to thrift than beautiful, old books?! Not only are they great for reading, but I love incorporating them into my decor.
Thrifted this beautiful maxi skirt for a few dollars. ($4?) It’s wonderful for summertime—so flowing and comfortable. Bonus: it’s reversible!!
I love photosets! You can click on each photo to see it larger… and there are even captions! :)
I love incorporating old books into my decor, DIY projects, gifts, and… reading, of course! :)
Books should almost never be thrown away. They’re uses are endless.
Kinda fun reblogging your own photos, eh?
